RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Tue Apr 21, 2015 5:28 pm  

http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at

http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at

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Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Tue Apr 21, 2015 6:54 pm  

Fair enough really. Beaumont acted like a tool and our lot behaved terribly as well.

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Tue Apr 21, 2015 8:06 pm  

No, cant argue about the outcome. Done and dusted now. We will move on and concentrate on what matters.

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Tue Apr 21, 2015 8:37 pm  

Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at

Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Tue Apr 21, 2015 9:06 pm  

Alan wrote: Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at Or have a much bigger individual prat who's actions above all others should be held up as examples of what not to do

Alan wrote: Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at Or have a much bigger individual prat who's actions above all others should be held up as examples of what not to do

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Wed Apr 22, 2015 11:40 am  

Alan wrote: Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at Probably in the same sense that someone who steals a chocolate bar and someone who steals a car, are guilty of the same offence.

Alan wrote: Offence committed, punishment meted out. Can't complain, although slightly puzzlingly, "Bradford Bulls" (no named individual) appear to have been found guilty of committing the identical offence, but apparently without a fine. We (DB) must have more money than the Bulls! http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/32 ... cidents-at Probably in the same sense that someone who steals a chocolate bar and someone who steals a car, are guilty of the same offence.

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Wed Apr 22, 2015 2:35 pm  

should have been a bigger fine, i could hear Beaumonts drunken bellowing sat here at home 50 miles away, courtesy of BCB.

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Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Thu Apr 23, 2015 9:39 am  

Ah, I see you've got the law running slightly at odds to reality.

[meldrew mode]Being drunk nowadays is a mitigation and not another offence with which you may be charged. If he'd been drunk enough, he could have got off with murdering someone - just a bit of banter innit, just one of the lads, know what I mean, hic...[/meldrew mode]

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Thu Apr 23, 2015 10:41 am  

Here's my take on it. Rugby League is a family sport and is marketed as such. What Beaumont does not quite understand, clearly, through his vocabulary and behaviour. Is that young people and even children are brought to matches. His behaviour in close proximity, could be said as distressing and even frightening to some.

In his elevated position with the club, He has a responsibility to be more of a role model and be a shining example in representing his club and Rugby League in this country as a whole.

Sadly his rather inflated Ego prevented him from issuing an apology for his behaviour. People would think a great deal more of him had he done so.

I did not go to the match on that day (Working)) However the fact that the Leigh Fans, as I understand it, were on the whole Brilliant has some what saved his face.

Re: RFL conclude investigation Leigh v Bradford : Thu Apr 23, 2015 12:27 pm  

miketaurus wrote:

Here's my take on it. Rugby League is a family sport and is marketed as such. What Beaumont does not quite understand, clearly, through his vocabulary and behaviour. Is that young people and even children are brought to matches. His behaviour in close proximity, could be said as distressing and even frightening to some.

In his elevated position with the club, He has a responsibility to be more of a role model and be a shining example in representing his club and Rugby League in this country as a whole.

Sadly his rather inflated Ego prevented him from issuing an apology for his behaviour. People would think a great deal more of him had he done so.

I did not go to the match on that day (Working)) However the fact that the Leigh Fans, as I understand it, were on the whole Brilliant has some what saved his face.

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